Examples of using Rather odd in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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Rather odd.
Sad and rather odd.
A rather odd reaction.
Isn't it… rather odd?
When she returns, she notices something rather odd.
He's a rather odd person.
But it does sound rather odd.
You gave some rather odd answers to the Officer.
Because you seem rather odd.
You gave some rather odd answers to the Officer.
When she returns, she notices something rather odd.
That is… a rather odd request.
she notices something rather odd.
When you said"rather odd", what were you implying?
Voluntary labelling schemes are a rather odd step.
This looks rather odd and breaks WYSIWYG when printing.
It does seem rather odd.
The same rather odd detail came up twice during his account.
When she returns… extremely odd. she notices something rather odd.
Of course he must be rather odd if he goes around wife-hunting in a foreign country.
I thought the man's behavior was rather odd, though harmless.
it may seem rather odd.
However, despite such an intriguing title, this rather odd mechanism failed immensely.
it looked like it had been cut up in a rather odd way.
it seems rather odd that Bulgaria did not consult its European partners.
it strikes me as rather odd that, in recent years, there have never been sufficient funds for education,
which seems rather odd to Watson.
It's rather odd to use a high performance exotic like the Lamborghini Gallardo to excite the tea
just as we respect the rather odd Russian territory in the Kaliningrad region.
many members of the public might well find today's debate rather odd: after all, the internal market has been around for more than 15 years and a lot of people have become quite used to it.